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matrix [2021/06/09 10:15]
voice [Things To Know Going In]
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   * Matrix rooms utilize the following format, also called an alias: #roomname:homeserver.tld A room must have this set in order to be public, otherwise it is assumed to be private and invite only.   * Matrix rooms utilize the following format, also called an alias: #roomname:homeserver.tld A room must have this set in order to be public, otherwise it is assumed to be private and invite only.
   * Matrix accounts utilize the following format: @account:homeserver.tld   * Matrix accounts utilize the following format: @account:homeserver.tld
-  * AfterNET IRC bridged rooms utilize the following format: #irc_#channel:afternet.org+  * AfterNET IRC bridged rooms utilize the following format: #channel:afternet.org
   * Other bridged networks and their room formats are available [[https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-appservice-irc/wiki/Bridged-IRC-networks|here.]]   * Other bridged networks and their room formats are available [[https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-appservice-irc/wiki/Bridged-IRC-networks|here.]]
  
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 When you create a room you are by default a room Administrator but do **be careful** when changing power levels especially on yourself. If you were to lower yourself from 100 to anything less you cannot get 100 again and AfterNET staff will not be able to do so for you as well due to the federated nature of Matrix. You will need someone else in the room who is an Administrator to set you back to 100. When you create a room you are by default a room Administrator but do **be careful** when changing power levels especially on yourself. If you were to lower yourself from 100 to anything less you cannot get 100 again and AfterNET staff will not be able to do so for you as well due to the federated nature of Matrix. You will need someone else in the room who is an Administrator to set you back to 100.
  
-The IRC bridge on AfterNET is currently setup so that +o - 100, +h - 50 and +v - 1. If you are concerned about unauthorized users gaining +o and being able to wreck the matrix room note that the bridge does not allow room setting changes over the bridge aside from the room topic.+The IRC bridge on AfterNET is currently setup so that +o - 99, +h - 50 and +v - 1. If you are concerned about unauthorized users gaining +o and being able to wreck the matrix room note that the bridge does not allow room setting changes over the bridge aside from the room topic.
  
 In order to modify a room's setting, in Element, click on the gear icon in the top right {{::element_roomsettinggear.png?nolink&50|}} which will open the room settings. In order to modify a room's setting, in Element, click on the gear icon in the top right {{::element_roomsettinggear.png?nolink&50|}} which will open the room settings.
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 ==== Bridge Rooms ==== ==== Bridge Rooms ====
-As stated earlier, the name format for bridged rooms on AfterNET IRC is #irc_#channel:afternet.org. So for example #linux on AfterNET IRC goes by #irc_#linux:afternet.org on the AfterNET homeserver.+As stated earlier, the name format for bridged rooms on AfterNET IRC is #channel:afternet.org. So for example #linux on AfterNET IRC goes by #linux:afternet.org on the AfterNET homeserver.
  
-Rooms not listed in the Room Explorer can be joined by doing /join #irc_#channel:afternet.org in your Matrix client. +Rooms not listed in the Room Explorer can be joined by doing /join #channel:afternet.org in your Matrix client.